Employment Law
Employment relationships involve contractual terms, remuneration, working time, leave, occupational health and safety, termination and social security obligations. The actual conduct of the relationship, payroll and bank records, correspondence, workplace practice and statutory deadlines are central to any assessment.
The firm advises employees and employers before disputes arise and represents them in mandatory mediation, litigation and enforcement proceedings.
For Employees
- Review of employment contracts and actual working conditions
- Salary, overtime, weekly rest, public holiday work, annual leave and other employment receivables
- Severance and notice compensation under Turkish law
- Termination for just cause and preparation of termination notices
- Invalid dismissal, reinstatement and consequences of non-reinstatement
- Workplace bullying, equal treatment and discrimination claims
- Claims arising from occupational accidents and diseases
- Review of social security records and undeclared employment periods
For Employers
- Employment contracts, supplementary protocols and workplace documents
- Legal planning of disciplinary, defence, performance and termination procedures
- Review of working time, leave, remuneration and benefit practices
- Defence against employment receivable and reinstatement claims
- Mediation and settlement discussions
- Legal and documentary management following workplace accidents
Foreign Businesses and Employees
For foreign-invested businesses employing personnel in Türkiye, Turkish employment law, social security, work permits and workplace practice should be considered together. Policies of a foreign parent company do not automatically apply in Türkiye; local contracts and procedures should be aligned with Turkish law.
Employment claims are subject to limitation periods, mandatory mediation and, in some cases, short deadlines linked to the termination date. Documents should therefore be reviewed promptly.